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'Bonnet nor veil henceforth no creature wear� �
Nor sun nor wind will ever strive to kiss you�此�Having no fair to lose�察�
you need not fear�察�The sun doth scorn you�察�and the wind doth hiss you�此�
But when Adonis liv'd�察�sun and sharp air
Lurk'd like two thieves�察�to rob him of his fair�此�
'And therefore would he put his bonnet on�察 �Under whose brim the
gaudy sun would peep�察�
The wind would blow it off�察 �and�察 �being gone�察 �Play with his locks�此�
then would Adonis weep�察�And straight�察�in pity of his tender years�察�They
both would strive who first should dry his tears。
'To see his face the lion walk'd along
Behind some hedge�察 �because he would not fear him�察 �To recreate
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himself when he hath sung�察�The tiger would be tame and gently hear him�察�
If he had spoke�察�the wolf would leave his prey�察�And never fright the
silly lamb that day。
'When he beheld his shadow in the brook�察�The fishes spread on it their
golden gills�察�
When he was by�察�the birds such pleasure took�察�That some would sing�察�
some other in their bills Would bring him mulberries and ripe´red cherries
He fed them with his sight�察�they him with berries。
'But this foul�察�grim�察�and urchin´spouted boar�察�
Whose downward eye still looketh for a grave�察 �Ne'er saw the
beauteous livery that he wore�察�Witness the entertainment that he gave�此�
If he did see his face�察�why then I know He thought to kiss him�察�and
hath killed him so。
''Tis true�察�'tis true�察�thus was Adonis slain�此�He ran upon the boar with his
sharp spear�察�
Who did not whet his teeth at him again�察 �But by a kiss thought to
persuade him there�察�And nuzzling in his flank�察�the loving swine Sheath'd
unaware the tusk in his soft groin。
'Had I been tooth'd like him�察�I must confess�察�With kissing him I should
have kill'd him first�察�But he is dead�察�and never did he bless My youth with
his�察�the more am I accurst。'
With this she falleth in the place she stood�察�And stains her face with
his congealed blood。
Sho looks upon his lips�察�and they are pale�察�She takes him by the hand�察�
and that is cold�察�
She whispers in his ears a heavy tale�察�As if they heard the woeful
words she told�察�She lifts the coffer´lids that close his eyes�察�Where�察�lo� �two
lamps�察�burnt out�察�in darkness lies�察�
Two glasses where herself herself beheld
A thousand times�察�and now no more reflect�察�Their virtue lost�察�wherein
they late excell'd�察�And every beauty robb'd of his effect�此�
'Wonder of time��' quoth she�察�'this is my spite�察�That�察�you being dead�察�
the day should yet be light。
'Since thou art dead�察 �lo� �here I prophesy�察 �Sorrow on love hereafter
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shall attend�此�
It shall be waited on with jealousy�察 �Find sweet beginning�察 �but
unsavoury end�察 �Ne'er settled equally�察 �but high or low�察 �That all love's
pleasure shall not match his woe。
'It shall be fickle�察�false�察�and full of fraud�察�
Bud and be blastod in a breathing´while�察�The bottom poison�察�and the
top o'erstraw'd With sweets that shall the truest sight beguile�此�
The strongest body shall it make most weak�察 �Strike the wise dumb
and teach the fool to speak。
'It shall be sparing and too full of riot�察�Teaching decrepit age to tread
the measures�察�
The staring ruffian shall it keep in quiet�察�Pluck down the rich�察�enrich
the poor with treasures�察�It shall be raging mad�察�and silly mild�察�Make the
young old�察�the old become a child。
'It shall suspect where is no cause of fear�察 �It shall not fear where it
should most mistrust�察 �It shall be merciful�察 �and too severe�察 �And most
deceiving when it seems most just�察�
Perverse it shall be�察�where it shows most toward�察�Put fear to velour�察�
courage to the coward。
'It shall be cause of war and dire events�察�And set dissension 'twixt the
son and sire�察�
Subject and servile to all discontents�察�As dry combustious matter is to
fire�此 �Sith in his prime Death doth my love destroy�察 �They that love best
their love shall not enjoy。'
By this�察�the boy that by her side lay kill'd Was melted like a vapour
from her sight�察�And in his blood that on the ground lay spill'd�察�A purple
flower sprung up�察�chequer'd with white�察�
Resembling well his pale cheeks�察�and the blood Which in round drops
upon their whiteness stood。
She bows her head�察�the new´sprung flower to smell�察�Comparing it to
her Adonis' breath�察�
And says within her bosom it shall dwell�察 �Since he himself is reft
from her by death�此�She drops the stalk�察�and in the breach appears Green
dropping sap�察�which she compares to tears。
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'Poor flower��' quoth she�察�'this was thy father's guise�察�Sweet issue of a
more sweet´smelling sire�察�For every little grief to wet his eyes�此�To grow
unto himself was his desire�察�
And so 'tis shine�察�but know�察�it is as good To wither in my breast as in
his blood。
'Here was thy father's bed�察 �here in my breast�察 �Thou art the next of
blood�察�and 'tis thy right�此�
Lo� �in this hollow cradle take thy rest�察�My throbbing heart shall rock
thee day and night�此�There shall not be one minute in an hour Wherein I
will not kiss my sweet love's flower。'
Thus weary of the world�察�away she hies�察�
And yokes her silver doves�察 �by whose swift aid Their mistress�察�
mounted�察�through the empty skies In her light chariot quickly is convey'd�察�
Holding their course to Paphos�察�where their queen Means to immure
herself and not be seen。
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